Jackson Lustberg
Jackson is a fan of Battlefield, Fallout, Warhammer Fantasy, and indie horror games. If there's an indie with environmental storytelling, you can bet Jackson will be wandering around in it for hours.
Recently, I was lucky enough to attend PAX East, where I met up with the two developers behind Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge. This is their first game as a studio, and the developers at Humble Reeds have a strong premise and a deep understanding of what they want their game
by Jackson Lustberg
A good action-horror game is a delicate balance. Action necessitates fighting, and if the player is too strong, then the stakes drop off and the game ceases to be scary. If the forces that antagonize the player are too powerful, then players could grow frustrated and lose interest. There needs
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Recently, I was lucky enough to be a part of a preview event for The Finals Season 2. This updated version of The Finals adds new weapons and gadgets for players of every class to engage with, with the Mediums even receiving a brand-new specialization. Creative Director Gustav Tilleby chimed
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After a little over three months, The Finals Season 1 has come to an end, as Embark has announced the release date for season 2—March 18. Players can expect a new 5v5 game mode, as well as new gadgets and weapons for every class. In addition, The Finals has
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D&A Studios developer, Kip, has announced a new game set to release this year, Among The Whispers – Provocations. The first game to come out of the studio, Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I. was met with praise, sitting at a strong 94% positive rating on Steam. In GamingTrend’
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If you have a thing for 1970s action movies and time travel flicks, then oh boy do I have the game for you. Developed and published by Phew Phew Games, Anomaly Agent is a 2D, beat ‘em up, side scroller platformer that takes place in an alternate version of the
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There’s something so alluring about a good mystery game. It hooks you, then drags you down deeper and deeper into the investigation, feeding you small bits of information, not too little, not too much. You put the pieces together to uncover something greater and the strings on the evidence
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In the realm of video games, there exists a certain echelon of protagonists that ring fear in the heart of their enemies. They may not be the most talkative, but they don’t need to be, as their actions speak for them. You know the like; Doomguy, Master Chief, and
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